She continued, pointing out that the nozzle poll conducted by SG Enable revealed that local tourism industry players are interested in opening their doors to people with disabilities, especially if given enough support.  ,
” We’ve been working with hospitality and tourism companions to enhance our product offerings and provide more inclusive activities for people with disability,” she said.
She added that one way to generate accessibility information more accessible for visitors is to create pre-planning simpler.
THE BUSINESS CASE FOR Diversity
Given that these locations can be seen as society networks, she said, the push to make sights more obtainable is in line with the Enabling Masterplan, which states that it is in line with the vision for Singapore as an equitable community in 2030.  ,
Ms. Lewis claimed that making spaces more available can also benefit businesses.
She noted that “people with disabilities who travel or visit try to do so ) with their carers, companions, or home people.”
People with disabilities and their colleagues appear to be receiving more and more attention as a useful consumer portion, she continued.
A handbook for equitable spaces, which SG Enable has made available, provides information on how attractions is layout their spaces, even including details like furniture.